Whos Rocking a Smartphone (Android or iPhone)

Me have Android

Samsung Infuse 4G

Operating system: Gingerbread 2.3.6

Carrier: AT&T

Iphone4

OSX

Telus

HTC Droid Incredible 2

I'm rocking the samsung moment (android)...old OS. My contract is up soon and will upgrade to to the new galaxy! Sprint BTW

Samsung Galaxy S II running Gingerbread 2.3.6 on Sprint.

i have Verizon

I hate all you with gingerbread. I still have froyo and can't update.

Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant (1)

Got it the first week it came out for T-mobile.

Motorola Photon 4G from Sprint, here.

Miss my iPhone

iphone? hipster.

Yeah dude their awesome.

Sprint Samsung Epic 4g
OS: Android SleeperROM FC09 version (found that it has even BETTER battery life than Random ROM Thunderhawk V) with Beats Audio software.

BTW, the Beats software DOES make a difference in how loud and clear your phone comes through...simply awesome.

I have 2 smartphones but one is currently unused,

Samsung Galaxy S (Got it the week it came out, ahh memories)

And the Samsung Galaxy S II (With 4G) running on 2.3.6, oh and I'm getting Ice Cream Sandwich soon!!!


T-MOBILE!!!

ANDROID!!!!!!!!!!!!!


EDIT: I FORGOT I MADE A POST

ratedrlittleditty wrote:

Sprint Samsung Epic 4g
OS: RandomROM Thunderhawk IV (Gingerbread 2.3.6) w/Shadow Kernel and Beats Audio Software.

BTW, the Beats software DOES make a difference in how loud and clear your phone comes through...simply awesome.

i used to install a bunch of gingerbread ROMS for the infuse ...they were stable for while until things got buggy and a very noticeable battery drain...now i'm running the offical 2.3.6 with root.

i have an upgrade available so i'll probably get the Galaxy Note with the 4.0 (ICS)

Evo 3D (4G) with Gingerbread...Sprint.

BTW David, if you poke around over at xda-developers I'm sure you could find an ICS rom for that Galaxy S you have, CyanogenMod 9 is already in Beta 3 for my Epic which is essentially the same phone but mine has a keyboard.

he's afraid if he bricks his phone it will void the warranty

Oh see with Samsung there's this nice little proggie you can download on your computer called Odin, and you can get the files to restore your stuff to stock if something goes wrong or you brick it (soft-brick as they call where it gets stuck in a bootloop) If you "hard brick" it where it won't turn on or seems not to, there's this little magic pinhole that Samsung builds into all of their phones/tablets that will reset the phone but will make you have to connect a computer to it to restore it. (i.e. use Odin)

i know..i have an account at xda :) one click back to stock :)

Well explain everything to me and maybe I'll try it then...

http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1055

look up it and read :)..i'm too lazy to go thru this step by step...you WILL have to ROOT the phone and get clockworkmods Rom manager here http://www.clockworkmod.com/

AHh alright, I might try it later then...

At the very least David, rooting will be something that'll help you get rid of some of the crapware on your phone that your carrier chooses to put on there for you and won't tell you about (i.e. CarrierIQ, the devil program of all devil programs) and that will consequently eat at your battery life. If you root the phone and are able to follow what's going on, and put a custom ROM on your phone you should see an increase in speed and battery life since your phone doesn't have to route everything through proggies like CarrierIQ.

Just bought the Samsung Galaxy Note
Android Version 4.0.4 :)

Very nice Storm, I'm almost in envy. I'm looking to start a job either at Target Mobile (get my bill reduced by being on an employee plan instead of a regular plan) or at Sprint (an even better reduction in plan) here in the near future so I might see about getting a Galaxy S3 for Sprint. I currently have the Epic 4g rooted with RandomROM 5.1 and I'm enjoying it.